I found a really great website for just about any appliance ever made and the site also has illustrated parts breakdown as well as parts ordering. I recently saved my old washer from the dump due to a worn out 12 dollar part thanks to this site>>.
http://www.appliance411.com/
My question is , does anyone know of a small equipment repair site that has illustrated parts breakdown and parts ordering process?
I have my transmission opened up on my Murray garden tracktor. The tranny is a 5 speed with reverse peerless 820.
I have found that my shifter keys and gears 2,3 and 4 are worn.
Looking for a site that shows me my tranny broken down so i can select parts.
bump,, anyone ?
Nope sorry...
But let me say thanks for the heads up on the appliance site... Gave me a good idea what was wrong with the daughters Maytag washer before I opened it up...
yeah it is nice,,
i was on the site today and ordered my fridge door seal magnetic strip and the door hinge plastic inserts.
The fridge is a Montgomery Ward Signature Frostless 18., @ 30years old with matching dishwasher and stove
found parts,, good to go.
The only problem was that the model number was on the back,, and ,,, it was only made public due to the paper shematic lable stuck underneath that big wire thing a ma jig screen whatever the fudge it is.
so.... as per the wife,, i got to clean under and around it """"since i had it out""""